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Women in the Revolutionary War: Anne Bailey, Abigail Adams, Deborah Sampson, Sybil Ludington

Explore the brave women who fought, contributed, and made a difference during the Revolutionary War: Anne Bailey, Abigail Adams, Deborah Sampson, and Sybil Ludington.

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Women in the Revolutionary War: Anne Bailey, Abigail Adams, Deborah Sampson, Sybil Ludington

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  1. THIS IS Jeopardy

  2. Jeopardy Anne Bailey Abigail Adams Deborah Sampson Sybil Ludington Rev. War 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

  3. Anne decided to fight against these two groups to avenge her husband’s death. A 100

  4. British and Indians A 100

  5. How many miles was the three day trip Anne Bailey made from Ft. Lee to Ft. Savannah to get ammunition? A 200

  6. 100 miles A 200

  7. What tragic event caused Anne Bailey to begin to recruit men to join the Virginia line? A 300

  8. the death of her husband A 300

  9. Who did Anne Bailey leave her son with when she left to help forces fight the Indians and British? A 400

  10. Her neighbor A 400

  11. Explain how Anne Bailey received her nickname. A 500

  12. She was thought by the Indians to be possessed by an evil spirit and insane. A 500

  13. This colony was where Abigail Adams was born and raised. B 100

  14. Massachusetts B 100

  15. Abigail Adams contributed these primary sources to our historical record. B 200

  16. The letters of correspondence between Abigail and John Adams B 200

  17. While colonist were fighting for their rights to be free from England, Abigail also wrote about the rights of these people. B 300

  18. Women’s Rights B 300

  19. Abigail Adams was the wife of this president and the mother of what other president. B 400

  20. John Adams and John Quincy Adams B 400

  21. What were some of the duties of Abigail as a colonial wife during the Revolutionary War? B 500

  22. Abigail raised and educated the children, managed the farm, provided food and shelter, and was responsible for daily family decisions. B 500

  23. What was the secret of Revolutionary War soldier Robert Shirtliffe? C 100

  24. Robert was a woman named Deborah Sampson. C 100

  25. Deborah volunteered in this regiment of the army. C 200

  26. She served in Captain George Webb’s light infantry Company, 4th Regiment C 200

  27. Who discovered Robert Shirtliffe’s secret? C 300

  28. The doctor who treated her wounds. C 300

  29. DAILY DOUBLE DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager C 400

  30. The doctor sent Robert with a letter to meet this famous person. C 400

  31. George Washington C 400

  32. What did Deborah Sampson do after the war? C 500

  33. She lectured about her experiences in the Revolutionary War. C 500

  34. How old was Sybil Ludington when she rode to warn the militia? D 100

  35. 16 D 100

  36. How many miles did Sybil Ludington ride to warn the militia? D 200

  37. 40 miles D 200

  38. What time of day did Sybil make her ride? D 300

  39. She made her ride at night. D 300

  40. Why was Sybil’s ride so dangerous? D 400

  41. She had to stay away from the English soldiers as well as any colonists who supported the English. D 400

  42. What was the effect of Sybil warning the militia about the approaching English troops? D 500

  43. The militia met and fought the English as they were leaving town. They did not stop the destruction completely, but they were able to minimize the amount. D 500

  44. In what year was the Declaration of Independence signed? E 100

  45. 1776 E 100

  46. Women in the Revolution boycotted cloth from England. Explain what a boycott is. E 200

  47. In the boycott they refused to buy goods as a form of protest. E 200

  48. Name two items women typically boycotted in the colonies. E 300

  49. Tea and Cloth E 300

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